Three south Georgia communities to receive grant funding for public safety

Georgia is investing over $83 million in public safety.

Three of those grants were awarded to southwest Georgia communities.

Thomasville will purchase a safety surveillance system.

It will have audio crime sensors and license plate recognition cameras.

Hahira is getting two grants; one for community oriented policing strategies and another for new technology.

Seminole County is receiving over $1.5 million for investing in equipment and technology.